NMU beefs up security following rape incident

By Nomahlubi Jordaan The Nelson Mandela University says it will be beefing up security on its campuses following an alleged rape incident at its Second Avenue...

Wits drops KPMG as their internal auditor

By Times LIVE The University of Witwatersrand (Wits) has become the latest client to drop KPMG as their auditor. Wits said in a statement on Wednesday the...

Corrupt staff blamed for Fort Hare turmoil

By MALIBONGWE DAYIMANI and SINO MAJANGAZA Corrupt staff have been accused by the University of Fort Hare vice-chancellor Professor Sakhele Buhlungu of stoking up violent...

MEC invests in passion for social work

In an effort to entice prospective social workers and revive interest in the profession, social development MEC Nancy Sihlwayi yesterday met social work bursary...

Shop around for best medical cover: According to Stats SA survey,...

By Zisanda Nkonkobe The premiums can be a daunting monthly expense which many may not deem necessary, but medical aid can literally save both your and...

Fort Hare students torch staff centre‚ kill cow

BY SINO MAJANGAZA University of Fort Hare students continued with their violent protests on Monday night‚ setting the staff centre alight causing “significant damage”‚ as...

‘Black widow’ Maqubela eligible for parole

BY ISAAC MAHLANGU Convicted fraudster Thandi Maqubela could benefit from the multimillion-rand estate of her late husband‚ acting judge Patrick Maqubela. Maqubela‚ 62‚ may also be...

Pistorius’s family to take legal action against biopic producers

Oscar Pistorius’s family say they are taking legal action against the makers of an upcoming movie. “The ‘film’ was made with blatant disregard of both...

Cosatu apologises to Joburg councillor over racial comments

BY DIANNE HAWKER The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has apologised to City of Joburg councillor Michael Sun “for any hurt or embarrassment”...

Several injured but only one case opened after chairs fly at...

By Zolile Menzelwa  While several people were injured during the violent ANC provincial conference in East London at the weekend, only one case was opened with...

Eskom, CHDM blamed for failed vegetable project

By Zolile Menzelwa A vegetable incubation project meant to benefit hundreds of needy families in Komani and surrounding areas has collapsed with nothing to show for...

More than 20 dead in Las Vegas shooting: police

BY AFP AND REUTERS At least 20 people were killed and more than 100 wounded when a gunman opened fire on a country music concert...

Wizard on wheels car show 2017

All the old, new and exotic vehicles were on show at the Port Rex field from this morning.

Dressing others for success

Project Rags to Riches founder has big dreams for operation IN THE business of helping people, project Rags to Riches is in the process of...

Mzokhanyo High School receives a fully fitted computer lab

Melisizwe Computer Lab initiative together with South African Airways and SITA bring new computers to East London township school.

A swift response

King cops call urgent meeting on Breidbach building turned crime den KING William’s Town police have immediately acted on an article published in the GO!...

Students rage against UFH’s slow machine

By Sino Majangaza University of Fort Hare students went on a rampage on Tuesday night, looting and damaging university property in the process. As a result of...

Mobile clinic pays visit to Qalashe

PERSISTENT rain and inclement weather did not deter a group of desperate villagers from grabbing the opportunity to make use of primary health services...

ITEC celebrates 30-year milestone

Literacy celebration at day care and primary school toasts success IN CELEBRATION of ITEC's 30 years of service to the community, they held a literacy...

Mayor calls all to pray for rain

Region just one month away from drought crisis if heavens don’t open BUFFALO City executive mayor Xola Pakati is pleading with residents to pray for...

‘Parents’ begin exciting journey at Breath of Life Place of Safety

EXCITED new “parents” of Breath of Life Place of Safety Andrew and Michelle Rielly, say they have answered their calling. Breath of Life has been...

Sanral notice about spraying of road lines

THE South African National Roads Agency Limited Ltd (Sanral) would like to notify travellers that the spraying of road lines on the N2 between...

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner has died at 91 – VIDEO: Life...

Founder of the Playboy empire‚ Hugh Hefner has died at the of 91 of natural causes. https://twitter.com/Playboy/status/913240335358111744 BBC News has on Thursday morning reported that Playboy...

Christo in the mix

East London-born singer in ‘Idols’ Top 9 EAST London-born singing sensation Christo Daniels has made it through to the South African Idols Season 13 Top...

Give Cyril a chance, says Cosatu

BY JEFF WICKS AND LWANDILE BHENGU Cosatu President S'dumo Dlamini has moved to bolster the labour federation's stance in the tripartite alliance, saying it would...

Police constable arrested for cigarette robbery

By Aron Hyman A 24-year-old police constable was arrested on Thursday after he allegedly robbed a Somali shop owner of two cartons of cigarettes in Cape...

Roaming cattle in EL suburb pose a danger

By Nonsindiso Qwabe Dorchester Heights residents have called on Buffalo City Metro to enforce its bylaws and impound cattle, which they say have been roaming freely...

Roaming cattle in EL suburb pose a danger

By Nonsindiso Qwabe Dorchester Heights residents have called on Buffalo City Metro to enforce its bylaws and impound cattle, which they say have been roaming freely...

Nzimande slams government for failing to act against Guptas

BY PENWELL DLAMINI General secretary of the SA Communist Party Blade Nzimande has used the Cosatu march against state capture to lash out against the...

Ehrenreich ends up knock‚ knock‚ knocking on Helen’s door

By Petru Saal When Cosatu provincial secretary Tony Ehrenreich told marchers on Wednesday they would head to Parliament instead of Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s office...

Breidbach residents burn tyres, close the N2

Breidbach residents embarked on a protest this morning leading to the closure of the N2 road between King William’s Town and East London. Police spokeswoman...

State says ‘boo’ to its ghosts

By Aretha Linden The Eastern Cape department of education has received an award from its head office, recognising the province for being the first to make...

SA’s inland metros top spenders on municipal services

By Ernest Mabuza South Africa’s major inland metros are spending more money on municipal services per resident than many of their coastal counterparts. Total spending by municipalities...

DJ Black Coffee has bagged ANOTHER international award!

By TshisaLIVE DJ Black Coffee has raised the South African flag high once more after he scooped the Best Deep House DJ trophy at the 2017...

Ex-convicts cement skills in Soweto

BY NALEDI SHANGE A group of prisoners recently paroled from jails in Gauteng made use of the skills they got behind bars and rebuilt the...

Varsities get HIV safe pill

BY KATHARINE CHILD University and college students will for the first time be able to access HIV prevention medication called Truvada. This was announced by the...

Fani free from charges

Buffalo City Metro (BCM) council’s attempts to have their former city manager Andile Fani criminally charged have failed. The Hawks, who were approached by executive...

Court grants interdict to freeze R1.7-billion Gupta mine rehab funds

BY KYLE COWAN. The Pretoria High Court on Tuesday granted an urgent interim interdict to freeze the R1.75-billion rehabilitation trust funds of the Gupta-owned Optimum...

Sassa cards still usable after expiry

The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has allayed fears that social grants recipients’ bank cards would expire in December, saying the cards would...

PR firm accused of dispensing medical advice to patients

BY KATHARINE CHILD AND STAFF REPORTER Healthcare: Lay people said to be posing as doctors advising members of SA's second-biggest medical aid The Government Employee Medical...

Welcome to The New Normal. Drought crisis takes a new turn...

By Aron Hyman The City of Cape Town is installing 2‚000 water management devices a week at properties owned by water guzzlers to restrict household consumption...

Dutch tourists attacked after landing at OR Tambo International Airport

BY GRAEME HOSKEN Dozens of elderly Dutch tourists‚ who had just arrived at OR Tambo International Airport for a three-week holiday‚ were attacked by armed...

Cosatu strike should go to the Gupta compound: Mashaba

By Nomahlubi Jordaan Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba says Cosatu’s planned national strike on Wednesday should also go to the Gupta residence in Saxonwold. “Unfortunately‚ COSATU’s planned strike...

Zulu king bemoans ‘lack of financial recognition’

BY JEFF WICKS AND LWANDILE BHENGU Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini has lashed out at the provincial government, accusing it of failing to pay him what...

What the Guptas spent on wedding desserts

What are you prepared to pay for cranberries‚ kiwi and a single scoop of ice cream? Thanks to the international auditing firm‚ KPMG‚ and the...

11 killed in road accidents

By Nonsindiso Qwabe The number of deaths on Eastern Cape roads has risen to 11 as the long weekend draws to an end. Accidents yesterday morning...

DA’s Majeke up for BCM challenge

By Simthandile Ford - Former Eastern Cape DA Youth leader Anathi Majeke of Duncan Village has been sworn in as Buffalo City Metro’s new proportional councillor. Majeke, 27,...

Sports council benefits from tour

Bilateral ties strengthened through informative session  BILATERAL ties between two neighbouring metropolitan sports councils were strengthened in Port Elizabeth at the weekend. Buffalo City Metro Sports...

Bird’s eye view

This White Rumped Swift arrived in King William’s Town just in time for springPicture: RODNICK BILJON